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I gave a speech at the Project Management Institute meeting in Alpharetta GA yesterday and it went very well. That was the first time I had spoken at one of the PMI meetings and it was very nice. People from the audience had some great questions
If you came to the SPI Dynamics workshop in Cincinnati or Detroit and would like a copy of the presentation slides they are available here. Thanks for coming to the presentation, I really enjoyed getting meeting everyone at the show.
I would like to thank everyone who came to the three Microsoft / SPI Dynamics Hacking Labs we are doing this week and next week. Michael Sutton and I did a lot of work getting the presentation material together and I thank it does a nice job showing how
I was at Devscovery this week and saw this tool. If you are looking for functionality similar to a LocalHost proxy but want something that is more ASP.NET aware this is a great tool. It shows raw requests / responses but it also parses it into more ASP
I gave a speech last week at SD West on the subject of Web Application Security. My talk was on Friday after lunch and was the last talk of the day. I was pleasantly surprised by the number of people that came to the talk. It was the last talk on the
If you are dealing with PCI ( https://www.pcisecuritystandards.org/ ) in your job I’m sure you have read the PCI v1.1 standard. You may have noticed that section 6.6, which makes either testing your applications or using some sort of app firewall is mandated
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For a long time I have been looking for a really easy way to create a cryptographically random string in c#. I knew it had to be simple but I just had not spend the time to dig one up. Specifically I was looking for a quick and easy way to get a string
I would like to thank all the people that attended my Web Application Security class in LA this week. If you would like a copy of the PPT please feel free to download it.
Over the past several years I have heard people asking the question “should I use vulnerability analysis tools to assess my web based applications or should I look to penetration testing?” I think we, as an industry, may be asking the wrong
I would like to thank the SCACPA for inviting me to speak at there December 18, 2006 Tech-Con. It was a pleasure getting to talk to the group. If you would like a copy of the slides they are attached below.
For those of you that give speeches this is a really good blog post with some speaking tips. Especially for those of us that give technical demos with VPC or VM images. http://blogs.msdn.com/ericlee/archive/2006/10/17/p...
I taught a few classes in Seattle last week at the Devscovery class. That is still one of my favorite conferences to speak at since I get to listen in on some very cool topics when I'm not speaking. I you are looking for the slides or notes I'm going
At some of the presentations I have been doing I have shown how to use a local host proxy. In case you are looking for one here is my favorites list: Tool: SPI Proxy Comments: Commercial tool that ships with all of SPI Dynamics, Inc. products. Obviously
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OK, I tried something that should have never worked, and something that I really don't suggest you ever do but it worked. I was running v2 of our AMP product on my server at home and needed to upgrade from SQL Server 2000 to SQL Server 2005. So, like
A few years back I wrote an article on sharing session state between ASP and ASP.NET applications. If you would like to read the article it is currently here: http://searchvb.techtarget.com/tip/1,289483,sid8_gci951935,00.html I also have some sample code
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